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4. Expiration: This land use permit shall terminate if applicant does not apply for a public works or building <br />permit within 18 months (or, with an extension, 24 months), except where a time limit on the land use <br />permit is otherwise established under federal or state law, city ordinance, or an executed development <br />agreement. <br />INFORMATION FOR DEVELOPER: <br />The following information is provided for the developer's benefit. These are not SEPA conditions but are <br />associated with other laws or requirements. All requirements are preliminary in nature, and are based <br />upon the preliminary site plan, or subsequent revisions and the ordinances in effect at time of submittal for <br />SEPA review and/or ordinances adopted during review. The proposal must comply with all ordinances, <br />either vested under the original application date at the time of submittal or in effect at the time a complete <br />building permit application is filed, including those not specifically set forth herein. <br />Planning Department Comments 11/5/18 — Teresa Weldon — 425.257.8731 <br />A review of this project by the Planning Division indicates that the following conditions shall be met: <br />1. This development proposal is subject to the requirements of the Everett Municipal Code, Title 19 <br />Zoning. The project must meet, among other requirements, the applicable multiple family design <br />requirements of the C-1 zone within EMC 19.15 and EMC 19.06. <br />2. The development plan includes a proposed Boundary Line Adjustment between City -owned park <br />property and private property to adjust the southernmost lot lines into one straight line running <br />east/west. The Boundary Line Adjustment proposal is subject to City Council approval. If approval is not <br />granted, the development proposal must be modified to be completely on private property. <br />Construction permits will not be issued for development on Park property until a Boundary Line <br />Adjustment is finalized. A formal BLA application was submitted on March 9, 2018 and a preliminary <br />approval letter was issued with the issuance of this MDNS. <br />3. The development plan includes developing on three areas of the site that are designated as City right- <br />of-way. City Council approval is required for the proposed right-of-way vacations in order to develop <br />under this proposal. If approval is not granted, the development proposal must be modified. <br />4. Density. The maximum residential density in the C-1 zone is 1 dwelling unit per 750 square feet (up to <br />58 DUs per acre). Based on a 6.24 acre site, the maximum density allowed is 362 units. A total of 203 <br />units are proposed. <br />5. Parking and Pedestrian Circulation Paths must be provided per EMC 19.34 and City Design and <br />Construction Standards and Specifications. A new parking code was adopted during the review of this <br />proposal. The Applicant is vested under the previous parking code, which is the version prior to <br />9/18/2018, or may choose to meet the new parking code. The number of parking spaces required for <br />this proposal is 344 based on the new code, unless, the Applicant applies for a multifamily reduction <br />option under EMC 19.34.025. <br />4111 <br />City of Everett — Community, Pla g and Economic Development <br />Final MDNS SEPA #17-019 <br />